peatlands 1 taitto.indd - International Peat Society
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Telma No. 35<br />
Telma is the annual Journal of the German <strong>Peat</strong> <strong>Society</strong>. Because of limited<br />
space, only the English titles of the manuscripts, mostly written in German, are<br />
listed here. The full table of contents can be downloaded from www.dgmtev.de.<br />
TELMA can be ordered for EUR 40 (non-members) plus mailing costs from:<br />
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Moorund<br />
Torfkunde (DGMT) e.V.<br />
Alfred-Benz-Haus, Stilleweg 2<br />
D-30655 Hannover, Germany<br />
LÜTTIG, G.: WOLFGANG FLAIG - 17 December 1912 to 20 May 2004<br />
JESCHKE, L.: MICHAEL SUCCOW - Recipient of the C.A. WEBER-Medal<br />
SCHOUWENAARS, J.: C. A. WEBER-Medal for HANS JOOSTEN<br />
HOFER, B.: HARTMUT FALKENBERG – Honory member of the DGMT<br />
A. Papers<br />
KAPPEL, A., BEHLING, H. & ZOLITSCHKA, B.: Reconstruction of late and postglacial environmental conditions due<br />
to a peat profi le from the ´Varreler Schlatt´ (district Diepholz, Northwestern Germany)<br />
VAN DER SCHAAF, S.: How fast is discharge from a raised bog? – An old discussion revisited.<br />
RASKIN, R. & MISERÉ, S. (FRANKARD, PH.): Flora and Vegetation of the “Hohes Venn”<br />
MÜLLER, F.: Distribution, threat and nature conservation of the peat mosses (genus Sphagnum) in Saxony<br />
ALETSEE, M.: Protection and restoration of the „palsen“ as the basis for conservation of mire vegetation and endangered<br />
odonata species in the German-Belgium Hohe Venn<br />
BROCKHAUS, TH.: Spreading and preservation of dragonfl ies in bogs in Saxony<br />
REIMANN, H. & KIEL, E.: Remarkable records of ant species in the Ahlen-Falkenberger Moor (Lower Saxony)<br />
LANGE, P.: Distribution of peat and peat mining in Thuringia<br />
LEHRKAMP, H. & SCHULZE, H.: The bog sand-cover cultivations by Councilor Paul Schreyer in the Randow-Welse-<br />
Bruch<br />
KREBS, M. & GAUDIG, G.: <strong>Peat</strong> mosses (Sphagnum) as a renewable resource – Investigations on maximising productivity<br />
of Sphagnum papillosum in the percolation bog Ispani 2 (Georgia)<br />
BASTIAN, O. & RÖDER, M.: About the distribution of areas rich in bogs among the physical landscapes of the lowlands<br />
and the hill country in the district of Dresden<br />
FRANKARD, PH.: Rehabilitation of raised bogs und wet heaths on the Hautes-Fagnes (East Belgium): an assessment after<br />
ten years of management trials<br />
KAMERMANN, D.: Landscape-ecological research in the nature reserve „Lichtenmoor“ - A summary of 35 years bog protection<br />
SPERLING, H.: The former bog baths Marienborn, Johannisbad and Bad Heil - The History of the baths in Schmeckwitz<br />
HAVERKAMP, M.: The Emsland Moormuseum<br />
LÜTTIG, G.: Tampere, IPC 2004 – The dozen is full! - Refl ections on twelve international peat congresses<br />
B. Brief Communications<br />
SCHWEIKLE, V.: Restoring of bogs/fens to nature according to the law of conservation of nature in relation to the law of<br />
conservation of soil in Germany<br />
KLÖCKING, R.: Report on the IPS Symposium of Commission VI „<strong>Peat</strong> and Humic Substance Preparations in Medicine,<br />
Veterinary Medicine and Body Care”, held in Bad Langensalza (Thuringia) on 25-27 May 2005<br />
ZINKE, P.: Report on the symposium “<strong>Peat</strong>lands in the lowlands and hill countries of Saxony” in Dresden-Marsdorf, June,<br />
3-5, 2005<br />
SCHMATZLER, E.: Report on the General Meeting of DGMT, 7 - 10 September 2005 in Stade, Germany<br />
C. Literature on <strong>Peat</strong> and <strong>Peat</strong>land<br />
Remarks upon some books on the theme “<strong>Peat</strong> and <strong>Peat</strong>lands”<br />
HACKER, E.: Publications on “<strong>Peat</strong> and <strong>Peat</strong>land” from the German language area in 2004 with additions for earlier years<br />
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